Cubis
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So after over a month of using the 1ohm coil non-stop I decided to give my cubis a good clean and use the 0.5ohm coil today.
I changed not because the 1ohm was burnt or maxed out (it was still a decent vape) but because I wanted to try the 0.5ohm.
So far i've used it for +-5 hours and it's too airy for me, going to stop past Vaperite before uni tomorrow and pick up a pack of the 1ohm coils.
Cleaning was super easy and dried within an hour as well.
I really have no complaints with this tank therefore I see no reason to not use the image below
I had no problems with the 0.5 ohm coil. Currently using the 1.5 ohm Clapton and very satisfying as well. I am easy to please. Have not experienced any spitting with the 1.5 ohm one.
For me (with the 0.5ohm) it seemed like sucking in air all the time. I still have a couple of 0.5ohm coils so I will have another go with them.
I also experienced no spitting with the 1.5 ohm Clapton.
Dave
Just had the top airflow control ring oring pop, when I pulled off the ring the split end just flopped out.
Fortunately I have the UD Bellus and in its spares packet there are 2 red orings(too big) and 3 smaller black ones(just right) it needs to be stretched slightly, because its a tad smaller than the original.
Fortunately I have the UD Bellus and in its spares packet there are 2 red orings(too big) and 3 smaller black ones(just right) it needs to be stretched slightly, because its a tad smaller than the original.
Well that sucks! would have thought the original O ring should have lasted longer.
Dave
Dave
Hi all
Just quick question – is it possible to over tighten the mouthpiece base on the cubis this restricting the airflow?
Just quick question – is it possible to over tighten the mouthpiece base on the cubis this restricting the airflow?
Dont think so..the airflow is basically set.
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No, its a type of bayonet limited rotation thingy.
However, if you use the long chimney meant for the horizontal coil on the RBA, on all the other commercial coils(not that I think it can fit) you will block it off considerably.
i'm expierancing tight airflow on the tank - not smooth at all
Did you try using the 0.5ohm coils? It has the best airflow..
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busy priming a new coil at the moment - will test and give feedback - thanks for the help guys
I think the airflow is tighter on the other coils, I am using the RBA and it's also 0.5ohm's but I see people are having trouble rebuilding it..if I get through this tank tonight then I will try my hand at the rebuild. Hopefully I can get it right and replicate the 0.5ohms.
Not a user error ................... the 1.5 Clapton is quite a tight draw. I have also found it does ease up a little after an hour or so.
There again it could be just my imagination
Dave
Very tight airflow - I replaced with the .5 SS316 coil airflow is much better is the 1.5 ohm clapton purpose built for a tight draw?
I can get a lung hit out of anything. Tighter draw just suits a hotter vape with a slower inhale thats all. Can actually get some insane clouds this way rather than a free-flowing tank like the Arctic.
All in the metbod in my humble opinion. A tighter draw usually means saving on juice too.
I'm purely MTL so I like the tighter type draw, the 0.5ohm is far too airy for me. That doesn't mean I can't use it I can, but it is not my first preference.
At the end of the day it comes down to personal preferences.
Dave
So i got a sort of successful vertical build..ohm was too high and burnt easily. 25ga a1 kanthal. 5 wraps. Tried another 2 times and both shorted. Finally just did a horizontal build at 0.47ohms.
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Update: horizontal coil works fine. Stuffed the bottom of the coil full of cotton and no spitback apart from the initial one from overwicking. 
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I was going to buy the RBA for my Cubis but decided to rather just geta few extra .5ohm coils and some DDD.
Now if only I could get some of those small chocolate donuts for reals! Damn you Mr Hardwick!
Now if only I could get some of those small chocolate donuts for reals! Damn you Mr Hardwick!
So I only managed to replace the .5ohm coil on Sunday with the 1ohm.
Since I used the 1ohm for over a month with literally no problem I was looking forward to it.
I just had a burnt hit after 3 days?! Has anyone had anything similar?
I've opened the AF fully and i'm dragging without firing to try maybe saturate the wick a bit more.
Still vaping it on the same settings as I did with the old coil, 18w @ 245 degrees celsius with the resistance locked at 1.09.
Maybe it's a dud coil which i'll be happy with, as if the first 1ohm coil I used was at a high standard.
Should anyone have a similar experience, please let me know as well as what you did.
Thanks
Since I used the 1ohm for over a month with literally no problem I was looking forward to it.
I just had a burnt hit after 3 days?! Has anyone had anything similar?
I've opened the AF fully and i'm dragging without firing to try maybe saturate the wick a bit more.
Still vaping it on the same settings as I did with the old coil, 18w @ 245 degrees celsius with the resistance locked at 1.09.
Maybe it's a dud coil which i'll be happy with, as if the first 1ohm coil I used was at a high standard.
Should anyone have a similar experience, please let me know as well as what you did.
Thanks
According to Joyetech the 0.5 ohm coil will give you but a 2 star vaping experience on temperature control vaping. They recommend the 0.5 ohm coil be used for normal variable power vaping - between 15 and 30 W (see below). That it how I used mine - without any problems.
Presume that coil of yours is now useless after the burnt hit? You say you locked the resistance at 1.09, but the coil is a 0.5 ohm coil?
Lol, no I did not read properly! Now that I have, it all makes complete sense. Seems to me your 2nd 1.0 ohm coil head was not of the same standard as the first one.
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